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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2007
Page
1
Controversial ending in New Braunfels home loss to Schertz Clemens sparks debate. Mayor and city administrator clash over city operations at Tuesday city council meeting as reports note ongoing municipal tensions.
McKenna hospital leaders and doctors gathered Tuesday morning with administrators and board members for the regular active medical staff meeting in the cafeteria. The session followed six prospective buyers presentations at the annual planning retreat and described the sale as an educational but nondecisive step.
Comal ISD hosts a two day Taste of the Town and Health Fair with nine vendors sampling cafeteria foods for parents and students. Bill Brown Elementary hosts the Hill Country leg and Canyon High School the in town leg. Event is free and open to the public.
The New Braunfels City Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance banning alcoholic beverages in city parks and city owned property. The measure aims to curb rowdy behavior and litter on city parks and the Comal and Guadalupe rivers within the city limits. Parks director Stacey Laird supported moving forward before summer to reduce criminal activity linked to overconsumption and river tubers. A second ordinance requiring life jackets was also approved in the same session.
After months of drought the city ends Stage I restrictions. Mayor Bruce Boyer announces the fountain in the main plaza can flow again as San Marcos and Comal springs recover above monthly average. New Braunfels Utilities notes restrictions trigger below 250 cfs and current flow sits at 296 cfs.
Fully loaded dishwashers and washing machines should be set to appropriate levels for fabric load. Repair dripping faucets and install aerators to reduce water use. Do not run sprinklers between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily. Edwards Aquifer Authority tracks San Marcos springs flow. current flow is 20 cubic feet per second above the acceptable threshold.
President Bush urged Congress to back his troop buildup in Iraq during the State of the Union, saying it offers the best chance to avoid losing the war. Democrats and some Republicans questioned the path, while Webb and Coleman voiced skepticism and called for a new direction. The speech occurred as Bush faced low approval amid a Democratic controlled Congress.
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